The more interesting question is why would the guy have a portrait of himself?? what a wanker…
And why would he bother making that statement…and to whom? Himself? To someone else with him?
He’s not talking about the man in the portrait, he’s talking about the father of the man in the portrait. That’s the key to understanding the riddle. If he’s talking about the father of the man in the portrait, then the man in the portrait must be his son.
You are going to understand this!
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.
The father of the man in the portrait is him.